Pharmacist advises ‘trigger’ for seeking medical help if you have Covid symptoms
Pharmacist George Sandhu told Express.co.uk when Covid symptoms require medical attention. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
‘I’m a pharmacist – get your flu jab ahead of this date for protection ahead of Christmas’
Getting your flu jab as early as possible can help protect yourself from flu and reduce the risk of passing the virus to others this winter. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Man, 35, given devastating cancer diagnosis after suffering from ‘crippling’ symptoms
Matthew Collins was diagnosed with an incurable brain cancer and now faces a “very” poor prognosis. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
More premature babies surviving after birth at 22 weeks
More premature babies born at 22 weeks are surviving with a three-fold increase in those receiving life-saving care, research suggests. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
How long have you got? – What not to say to a cancer patient
A list of shocking and inappropriate comments faced by young cancer patients has been revealed as part of a new campaign. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Dr Eric Berg shares his ‘number one exercise’ to easily lose belly fat
The best exercise to lose belly fat isn’t a hard one, according to Dr Eric Berg. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
‘I’m a professor – here’s whether you should be worried about the new Covid variants’
The two new Covid strains appear to be more transmissible compared to previous Omicron variants. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Can you catch Covid straight after having it? Professor shares risk of repeat infection
A person could be reinfected with Covid anywhere between one to three months of their last infection. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
Dr Oz highlights Alzheimer’s disease signs he missed in his mum – ‘The clues were there’
From challenges in planning to problems with words, Dr Oz outlined the “big six” symptoms of Alzheimer’s disease to be aware of. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
The colour of your eyes may mean you’re more susceptible to seasonal affective disorder
Also known as winter depression, the condition is characterised by fatigue, low energy and low mood. Daily Express :: Health Feed More...
